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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03
CASH HENDERSON.

Cash Henderson has bought out Larimer
& Stinson and is now engaged in fitting up
and arranging in his store room, No. 1872
North Main, one of the most complete stock
of dry goods and carpets ever brought to
this city. That he will be eminently sue
cessful his past record as business man gives
assur ance, while he carries with him the best
wishes of multitude of friends.
| Mr. Henderson is so we'll known
that he needs no introduction
| to the people of this city.
and county; for in fact everybody knows
and likes genial, whole. souled Cash. 1t was
over fourteen years ago he came to Wichita
from Michigan. He was stout, magnifcently
| built man, a fine athlete, superb rider and
the crack shot Of the state. As marksman
in particular he was unexcelled, and many
were the merited praises received on all sides.
In accepting the pr sition with Kohn & Co. S
New York store he laid aside all his
athletic aspirations and gave his
whole undivided attention to his business.
Of his success no other evidence need be
given than the fine trade built ut at this
place principally through his efforts; for it
was to Cash's industry and management that
the New York store owed its large trade.
Here for fourteen years he labored, and in
the whole of that time he missed but two
weeks and that on account of sickness:
how few men there are
in the United States today who truthfully
say that they have worked So = ng for one |
firm and missed so short time In this |
store at the best corner in Kansas, he met |
many people and made many fast friends and |
customers by his square and upright dealing. |
The carpet department of this store was his
special delight; for Cash has a sort of hobby
and it is carpet From the fondness for this
class of goods. be has been prompted to give
1t department in his store; much to the de-
light of all persons who know him and are
acquainted with his exquisite taste as a
buyer.
AT the end of his time of service his good
work was appreciated most highly by his
Employers. and Messrs. Kohn & Co. sent him
4 letter speaking in the highest and most
terms Of his labors. and back
ng their words by most substantial mark
If appreciation.
With, then, such an excellent and enviable
equation for fair and square dealing, SO
arge and varied an acquaintance and bust
less experience in Wichita and Sedgwick |,
county, so fine storeroom filed with one of
he largest and most complete stock of |.
FOODS in the city, the future success Of his :
lew business venture is assured.
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HIS OPINION.

Attorney j. L. Martin, of Quincy. Illinois
arrived in the city yesterday. He is an old
time friend of Ebey & McMechan, and was
shown a part of the city last evening by q
member of that firm. He had been reading
some of the voluntary illusions of the papers
OF his city concerning busted Wichita, and
was almost prepared to believe that he would
find things in very unpromising condition,
and to put it mildly, little busted. Great
was his surprise to find everything to the
contrary. The city experiencing a more
healthy growth than ever, was
the word given him on every
hand, and he readily saw that a
city building and doing as much business as
Wichita was not called rightly when stated
it was busted. He seems to think it would
do some Of the towns in Illinois good to bust
in the manner that Wichita is experiencing
To build up magnificent brick business blocks
after the same had been rented by large bus
mess concerns and to build fine residences
without number was 'bustn highly de-
'irable and should be sought by every city
n the land. He will remain in the city some
lays and drink in its wonderful enterprise
md prosperity.
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SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Wichita 4, Topeka2
Struck out-By Hendricks 5, by Saun-
ders .
Base on hall-Off Hendricks 5. of Saun-
ders l.
Hit-By Hendricks l, by Saunders f.
Two baggers - Werden, Stearns, Glenal-
win. Hemp, Haber.
Stolen bases-Wichite Is. Topeka s.
Left on bases-Topekas 5, Wichitas s.
Passed bslls-Kenyon /, Schneider O.
Double plays-Arliner and Stearns, Ccn-
way and Stearns. Leighton and Whistler.
Time of game hours and 10 minutes
Umpire-Jetty.
VIII the croakers who know little or moth
ing about the ups and downs Of professional
bsse ball games please dry up now about
..'hippodroming." What do they think about
tie in the ninth inning for 50 called "ses
up game
GO to see the Emporid games at 10 o'clock
and O'Clock on the Fourth, and at $50
Tuesday and Wednesday. They wiz be good
games.
Baldwin and Schulze viii be the battery
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NAIL AND WIRE FACTORY.

So ne weeks ago MIR. Matterson came to
the city for the purpose of looking over the
facilities for starting wire and nail manu-
factury. He is the patentee of the syste- !,
and is known by the law firm Of E. q,
McMechan who were instrument. :, IN ,rt.
ting Mr.. Mattcrson to come +, Wichita and
introduce his scheme to Il - business men.
A company was Organized yesterday with
a capital stock Of $500 and charter ap-
piled for by the following gentlemen: r. E.
Lawrence, G. II. Blackwelder, II. Schwein-
ter, G. W. Bartholomew, C. r. Ross, O.
Martinson and c. B. Matterson.
Mr.. Matterson is allowing several nail
and wire factories to use his patent on a
royalty in the east and seeing Wichita and
becoming familiar with the shipping facili
ties was favorably impressed with the scheme
of putting in plant here near the point of
supply. He explained his enterprise to a
number of the leading business men who
took kindly to the enterprise and as result a
company has been formed with sixty per
cent of the capital taken by gentlemen in The
city.
Both the nails and rod are made from the
Belgium steel rod. The wire is drawn out to
any size and made suitable for fencing. The
nail is made from the rod and it is claimed is
fast gaining an enviable reputation among
builders.
Mr.. Matterson has decided upon plans of
main building which will cover near II, 600
square feet. The other buildings have not
been planned. The plant will from the be-
ginning give constant employment to about
one hundred and fifty hand Mr.. Matterson
will remain in the city and superintend the
buildings, and will be general manager of the
company. 1t is thought the company will
be ready for operation by the middle of No
Vember
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AJAPANESE PUZZLE.

Mr.. c. b. Odbert, Of Odbert & Co, bakers,
yesterday received very neat and striking
puzzle and one that is bound to attract no
little atte1tion 1t is called the japanese
mechanical mystery, and the puzzle is to
know how the marbles suspend in a ring hang
ing upon the rear of the box contract in
their movements the well known laws OF
gravitation- The puzzle was sent to Mr..
Odbert from Japan, by his old friend, Prof.
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OFF FOX THE EAST.

Messre. W. r. Green. Kos Harris and l. d.
Skinner left last evening fer New York.
They viii spend some time in Rhode Island
and at Boston They claim to be wound up
for thirty days. Mr. Green contemplates q
trip to Europe when Kos and L. D. give out
and start home He says he wants to see the
Emerald Isle, France and II old Vic passes
along he may look that way, but is 1t anxi-
Gus to see her.
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NEARLY COMPLETED.

Mr.. G. A. Peavey will In few days have
his new hotel on South Market street com
pleted. 1t has front o; forty-four feet
thirty three feet deep and three stories high.
1t will be devided into twenty rooms and be
three stories high. Mr.. Peavey has been in
Wichita about nine years. and like most OF
men who have contented themselves with
business pursuits has been well rewarded for
his labors.
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CHEAP RATES TO CHICAGO AND THE
EAST,

Those attending the National Educational
convention at Chicago should remember
that the 'Ft. Scott route is the only line
running elegant free reclining chair cars
through to Chicago with only one change;
also pullman sleepers. Tickets will be on
sale July 4th to 18th inclusive at the Fit.
Scott ticket Office, for $50 IS round trip.
Arrangements have been made with lines
east and north OF Chicago to furnish tickets
to all points from there at greatly reduced
rates. For further information call on n.
C. Keeran, city ticket and passenger agent,
127 Main street.
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NEW WORK.

W. S. Rogers, the photographer, has on
exhibition in his gallery life-sized ink por-
trait Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Wheeler. 1t is
considered very fine work by the many who
call to see it, and was done by some of the
new instruments which he has lately received.
The group of Lee Tailor and family is
numbered among the new work and is twenty
by twenty-five inches. The group of Mr..
John Miltner and family is also numbered
among the new work receiving condiments
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03
A NEW CHURCH.

The new Baptist church at the corner OF
Emporia avenue and Tenth street viii be
formally dedicated next Sunday at 1870 q.
M The sermon will be preached by Rev.
W. F. Harper, pastor OF the First Baptist
church. He viii be assisted In the services
by Rev. B. J. Davis, Of Mitchell, Ind, Rev.
], c. Post and Others. A cordial invitation
is extended TO all, especially those living in
the vicinity.
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FOURTH AT HAYSVILLE.

Haysville is preparing for a booming
fourth of July. There will be dancing to
the music of Booths string band. P. A.
Rohobaugh. from West Virginia, now Of
Wichita, will address the people. Refresh
ments can be had on the grounds. A pleas
ant time in the beautiful grove is promised
to all who attend. Many of Wichita's citi-
zens are talking of picnicing there on that
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GARFIELD OPERA HOUSE.

Last night closed q very successful week
at this popular resort. Monday the manage
ment present for the first time in this city the
beautiful comedy drama, "Gilded Age"
Mark Twain's greatest work. The authors
name alone is a sufficient guaranty Of its
merits A grand matinee July 4sh at go p.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

Liehf6ooe, Of the west end OF the state,
be city. He brings in good reports
he new smpire which is being so rap
bvelopsd, causing the old green gizzard
east eod 70 nyaround.
y Lanh6s, of the 9th judicial district
is in TIE city. In speaking Of our
udee rsmnrksd that although the
city pruporty seemed to him lit
tn peuent time, yet he does not
abe 49, 49, Wichita will inevita-
he c11v e - west.
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DIED.

Miss Lille Goldstein, the accomplished
daughter of s. Goldstein of the Famous, "
was lying dangerously ill yesterday after
noon at the home Of her parents on North
Emporia-
Last evening at $50 she died. Funeral
notice viii be announced later.
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son g. Fox will dissolve partnership,
jill reduce their stock as fast as possible
ar to accomplish that end,
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]. T. Morgan left last night for Lake
MIA, Mimi where she will join her
ld and spend the hot weather.
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ntoe McNeal, Of Medicine Lodge, is in
!. Fortunately for all parties con-
ytho editor b out Of the city.
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THE ST. JOHNS CHOIR.

The St Johns quartette Is now thoroughly
organized, with Miss Cave, soprano, Mrs
Bell alto, Mr.. Howes tenor, and Mr.. Hull
bass, Mrs Adams has the organ Thar this
there Is 10 better choir in the west
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ANNoCNCEMENrs

The Hypatia viii bold its next regular
meeting II the residence OF Mrs. Graham, On
North Lawrence avenue, between Ninth and
Eighteenth, on Tuesday afternoon, July ,5sh-
An interesting program Is promised.
SALIrE ToLxR. Secsy.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

|iss Minnie Frame, of Kansas City, and
Cora Hallowell, of Salisbury, Mo-, are
ng Mrs. H. g. Toler.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

e Oldest daughter of Mr.. Ennis, of the
sum, while out riding last evening fell
! her hogR and broke her arm.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

T. d. Skinner leaves to-day for New York
|ty and the White Mountains.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

Colonel Crenshaw, of the registers office,
~ spend his Fourth in Greensburg.
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| Caddie E. Pearce leaves this morning
lweQo, to meet her niece, Miss Ida
Of Dallas, Texas, who will visit this
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Max RIEu.

At the parsonage of the First II. E.
church, by Rev. T s. Hodsson, Mr. J. Il
Baker to Miss Lot:ie Morton, both OF WITCH
ita
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CHURCH CHIMES.

st. Johns church-The
Adams, rector. Sunday schr ev. Chas. J.
s. N. Dixon, superinte- .oi at s:,W q. m,
This. and That. in the die rector on, THE
Individnal Eat n Development of the
Miss Cave and N = m. Offerrory duett by
tion If the Ho, Is Bell Midday ceiebra-
service = communion. No evening
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

L. a number of teachers leave the city
hy for Chicago to attend the National
Rrs' Association to be held in that
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hank A. Neblock and E. Z. King, Of Lee
10, are at the Manhattan.
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~ ]. Hays, of Hays Bros, who has been
OF the city for some time, has returned
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

RS. DIR. Conklin leaves the city the 9Th
Michigan to spend the summer with rela-
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J. Cravens & Co., druggists and grocers
west side, yesterday made an assign
TO r. D. Seaman; liabilities IS, 500;
q, 500.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

Mr.. J. Y. Aofiitt, president Of the Nam
phis & Denver, leaves today for Larnsd On
business matcerx
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J. p. Harris, F. E. Grant, N. r. Harris
d G. s. Harris were over from Ottawa,
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A. Pest, the jeweler, is off for short
less trip tn Emporia.
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Nr. and Ms Ridge Conly leave today Tor
Gueda Spring. Ma Comfy VIII remain
there some dayA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

ka copies of the EAGLE can be OBJ
d In the counting room for five cents
with or without wrappers.
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Monday forenoon and Smiley and Leighton
in the afternoon.
Haber caught five beautiful flies, Ducky
Hemp caught four. Wilson played good
game The infield is No. 1.
Wichita still leads in championship series.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

Hey, the hackman, has been on the
1or several days.
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congregational church, corner of Second
and Lawrence avenue. II. Parker. pas
tor. Preaching at 1880 a. m by the pas
tor. Communion and reception of members.
Preaching at o'clock Sunday school at q
Y. p. s. e. E. at 7:l5.
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SALLrE ToLxR, Sec,y

Attention. Co. a, You are ORDERED %
appear at the arnsory at $50 q m. Sunday,
July Sd, 70 march 10 the ST Louis e. Fort
Scott railroad TO take the train fo- Hutchtc-
insou-
By order Of W. A RICHIE, Caps'n-
T. o. Loxo, SaYt
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moss and wife were in from Lar
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pm, of Kingman, is at Hotel
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toft is off for Emporia to spend
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~. Blair, Of Kiowa, is in the city.

Bruce Of WGiiensburg, Mo-, is in the
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! ti19& eagle
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elblibhers and Proprietors.
HDAY MORNING, JULY 3. 1887.
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oandesy or for Information OF advertising
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ro6,d Press reports In full
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conn ADJUSTMENTS.
.IRIRLD OPERA HOUSE.
EMm You've Sole Lessees and Manager
MONDAY. JULY4.
-GILDED AGE
wm be Produced for the Entire Week
II THE ENNIS & YOUNG STOCK DRAMATIC co.
tbnerAl admission Is, reserved seats SO cents at
,oa Ticket ONCE.
lcarTA BIOLOGICAL MUSEUM.
a. Is AND rs Is h e M STREET: x.
The Coolest Place CT Amusement in the City.
THIS WEEK
COMMENCING THURSDAY, JUNE SOth.
strand Opening Of the New uric Bah, Adding GO
Square feet. eight windows, Cool and
Spacious.
THE BIG ALLIGATOR, sFEET LONG.
In Auditorium Hall. The Popular Comedian,
ROBERT A. NEFF-
Supported By the entire Company, in the laughabls
Local Absurdity in one act. entitled:
! WICHITA POLICE COURT. -
SPECIAL Eneagenent OF the Celebrated
81 BIRD FAMILY
"a opRa selections and musical special'ies Per
fermances afternoon snd evening except
Sunday.
Admiration 10 cents reserved seats 10 cents specially
Detved seats cents extra
VIE MAIN STREET THEATRE
s. AND Nd I sUM III NsE, GARDEN Ar
J. J. LODGE. MANAGER
q GRAND GALA WEEK -
Doday. July 9Th. and every evening during the |
Week the Original Version of |
:: UNCLE TOMS CABIN" ::
PRODUCED at the Troy Museum, n. Y. 1852; also |
the Famous "Silver Glee'
JUBILEE SINGERS
1anfation songs and Melodies. New and appro-
pirate scenery.
To the Ladies':
IA Lady purchasing q reserved seat ticket to the
above entertainment will be presented with
an elegant Sovenir Cabinet Photograph
OF the Charming Child Actress.
Little Lottie as
EVA
lnissIon-lSc. 3 and SOC. Reserved seats at box
erformances commences at $50 p. M sharp.
kAWFOhDS OPERA HOUSE,
L. NJ. CRAWFORD, Manager.
puiar Prices, TO- 20, and &c. No higher. Common |
cling July 4th, the talented actor,
e. T. SrETSoN,-
ported By the gifted ye unp actress Miss Hannie
ingnm, and a superb company OF actors,
Presenting the great Sensational Drama
Entitled.
NECK AND NECK
|
And the picturesque Idyl American Drama,
OLIVE BRANCH
nd famiy matir ee Saturday. Reserved seats
lcw on sale at opera house box Office Frice
10. %. and 80 cents. .
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First Baptist Church, corner First and Mar
ket streets.-Rev. w. F. Harper, pastor,
No morning service. The congregation will
attend the dedication of the Emporia avenue
Baptist church. Preaching and administrs-
ton of the Lords Supper at Sp. m. Sunday
school at 2:S0 p. m. E. j. Fostor, superin-
tendent. A cordial invitation to all.
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Dodge Avenue Presbyterian Church
West Slde-Services at 1880 q. m and ID.
m. Communion service in the morning with
reception of members. Preaching BY the
pastor, Rev. E. Thrown. Sunday school
at $50 p. m. Prayer meeting on Thurs
day SIP. m. The public are all cordially
invited to attend all services.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

The Mayfower Congregational church on
Fairview avenue, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets-Services every Sabbath
afternoon and evening. Sabbath
school at p. m. AL the children
and youths of the neighborhood are cor
daily invited. Preaching service by the
Rev. Thos. W. MINIS at D. m Subject:
This Life Training for the Life to Come. u
The public is welcome to these services.
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Dodge avenue NJ. E. church, West Side,
corner Dodge avenue and Pine street.
W. j. Tull, pastor. Preaching to- day at II
o'clock a. m, by the pastor, Fourth of July
sermon. Sunday school at $3.50 -. M.
Preaching at SIP. M, by Rev. Mr.. CARR
SOD. of Richmond, Va Prof Smith will
lead in the singing. The public is cordially
invited to these services
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

First Presbyterian Church-Services com
mence at IL q. m. and p m. by Rev. s. l..
Hamilton Sunday school at $50 q. m.
Young peoples prayer meeting at o. m.
Teachers meeting on Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock
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Emporia avenue Baptist Church-Corner
Of Emporia avenue and Tenth street
Dedicatory services today at 1890 a. m. Ser
mon by Rev. w. F. Harper. He will be as
sisted in the services by Rev. B. j. Davis, of
Mitchell, Ind, and other ministers. The
public invited
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Rev. T. 8. Hodgson, having returned from
his California trip, will occupy the pulpit of
the First NJ. E. church today at 1880 a. m.
and 8 p. m. Morning class at 9 a. m. Sum
day school at 2:30 p. m. Young peoples
meeting p. m. The public is cordially iu-
vited to attend all these services.
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German NJ. E.-Sunday school at 9:3O a.
m. Preaching at 10:45 a. m. and s p. m.
Class meeting after the morning sermon.
Young Peoples meeting on Tuesday
evening at s o'clock. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening at O'Clock. The German
people are cordially invited to attend these
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Oivet Congregational Church, Topeka ave-
nue., south Of Orme street-Services in
the chapel every Sabbath morning.
Sunday school at $50 q. M,
T. A. Bayley, superintendent All resid-
ing in the neighborhood are invited. Preach
ing service at II a. m. A cordial welcome
extended to all.
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Central Christian church-Corner Second
and Market streets. Services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. Geo. B. Peak Preach
ing at II a. m. Subject, Blessings
in Reserve" Psalms, 3l:19; also preaching at
8 p. m. Subject, "What Must do to be
Saved" Acts 1880. Sunday school $50
a. m. All are cordially invited to
these services.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-03

Reformed Church-This church now wor-
ships in the large school room of business
college. (up stairs corner Douglas and To-
peka. Sunday school at 9:45 and preach
ing at II a. m The pastor, j. w. Love, will
preach Fourth of July sermon on 'Relig-
Ion the Safety of the Nation" In the even
ing beginning at o'clock there will be a
general congregational service of song. reci-
tation, discussion, etc. Everybody welcome
to any of these services.
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: UNCLE TOMS CABIN" :.

nday, July 4th, and every evening during the
Week the Original Version Of
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WEE MAIN STREET THEATRE
: AND SUMMER GARDEN.
21 and 249 North Main Street
J.J. LODGE MANAGER.